A blog by two cats who used to live in the same house in Northern Virginia. Unfortunately, they are both no longer with us.
Here's a meezer that has been put to work.
He's in charge of keeping the bedroom door open. Mom calls him a doorstop. Mom gave him to Grandpa as a gift a long time ago because Grandpa loved meezers. When Grandpa died, Mom took her gift back. I like this meezer okay because any cat that keeps doors OPEN is a friend of mine.
posted by Jake and Bathsheba @ 10:55 PM
Jake: I was a nearly 15 year old tabby who commanded and demanded attention. I used to love to hang around on my deck outside. I developed cancer and died February 5, 2009. I didn't like my sister because she was cranky. Bathsheba: I was a polydactyl 18 year old dilute tortie and white. I used to be a big hunter in my day, but I retired when I went deaf. I developed a rapidly spreading cancer that affected my appetite and I died in the garden in November 2009. I loved my mom the best. Jake was a constant annoyance, but I missed him when he was gone. For a short while I contended with that bothersome kitten Emerson who is now my legacy to the cat blogosphere.
7 Comments:
Wow, that luks like a tuff job. He must be vary vary well trayned.
well trayned an verree strong to keep dat door open!
It is good to have such a helpful friend.
what happens ta the door when the Meezer needs ta use the litter box?
I agree with you; all doors should always be kept open so we may move from room to room freely!
We like the meezer doorstop. I just read your list below - I do some of those things! Especially the first one, only what I do is ask to go out of the back door in the kitchen, then go straight to the patio windows and knock to be let in. No, I won't come back in the same way I went out, I want to come in a different way!
Keeping the bedroom door open is an important job. Otherwise, how can we get in there at night to be by Mom?
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